Palestinian citizens of Israel fear they’re next target if far-right wins
- Majd al-Krum, Israel – The police closed the road to al-Rus, so the villagers found other ways up there.
- Beginning on September 13, local Palestinian citizens of Israel made the steep climb to the pine-covered hilltop above Majd al-Krum using horses, off-road vehicles and on foot.
- A couple of weeks earlier, settlers from the occupied West Bank had begun building an outpost there, on village land – one of the first such attempts on this side of the Green Line, the name used for the boundary between Israel and the occupied West Bank.
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- Majd al-Krum, Israel – The police closed the road to al-Rus, so the villagers found other ways up there.
- Beginning on September 13, local Palestinian citizens of Israel made the steep climb to the pine-covered hilltop above Majd al-Krum using horses, off-road vehicles and on foot.
- A couple of weeks earlier, settlers from the occupied West Bank had begun building an outpost there, on village land – one of the first such attempts on this side of the Green Line, the name used for the boundary between Israel and the occupied West Bank.
Sources: Al Jazeera